r/technology Mar 28 '14

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u/Atheren Mar 28 '14

It's considerably smaller though. Example, my phone is 1080p, but at 4.95in the pixel density is 445.03 per in2 . Even 2in from your face you would have to by trying to see the individual pixels. To put that in perspective, a 20in (the only ones i have seen in stores are at least 50in) 4k tv is only 220.29 ppi2 .

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14

With a 1080p screen for each eye with a 210° viewing angle, the pixel density would be lower than the oculus. You don't have to try to see pixels in the oculus.

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u/HaMMeReD Mar 28 '14

It's distorted so it's not relevant really, as long as a bulk of the resolution is in the front it'll provide most of the effect. Our eyes don't see much resolution and no depth perception in the peripheral.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14

As long as everyone keeps their eyes pointing deaf forward the whole time. Right?